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News Updates

2010 Annual Conference - Minutes and Presentations

Copies of the minutes taken on Day One and Day Two are now available on the UFBA website at http://www.ufba.org.nz/events/

Copies of presentations made during Conference are also available on this web page..  read more.


2010 Annual Conference - Lost Property

Several items of lost property were found following the recent Annual Conference in Christchurch:

1. A LSGC/IYV ribbon bar with 2 rosettes

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Photos of 2010 National RCR and Conference

CD’s of photographs from either the National RCR Challenge or National Conference are available for purchase from Karen Casey.

Each CD is $20 including GST and postage to New Zealand addresses.

You will need to email karenandtrev@yahoo.co.nz with your request. Please ensure you include your address details for delivery.
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2010 Annual Conference - Minutes and Presentations

The minutes from Day One and Day Two confirmed at the Annual Conference held in Christchurch last week will be available on the UFBA website by Friday 12 March.

As per UFBA Rule 17.6, the minutes of Day Three are to be confirmed at a meeting of the UFBA Board.  read more.


Proposed UFBA Rule Changes - Frequently Asked Questions

A document covering Frequently Asked Questions regarding the proposed changes to the UFBA Rules has been prepared and can be downloaded by clicking here.  read more.


Proposed UFBA Rule Changes - Executive Summary

An Executive Summary covering proposed changes to the UFBA Rules has been prepared and can be downloaded by clicking here.  read more.


 

More news can be found in the News Archives.